For language tutors
Your language school, on your own domain
Language students do not buy an hour. They buy a path to a level, an exam, or a conversation they need to have at work. A profile with an hourly rate cannot sell a path; a site can.
It also lets you sell the thing that scales — a structured pack or course — alongside the live hours that do not.
The problem
What gets in the way for language tutors
Rate comparison is brutal in a marketplace
Global directories put your rate next to tutors in far cheaper economies. Off the directory, you are compared on fit and method instead.
Exam preparation is a different product
Exam candidates have a deadline and a budget and will pay properly for a specialist. They need a page that names the exam.
Your best students want structure, not hours
Packages and courses suit how language learning actually works, and they smooth your income out.
What to do
How to set the site up
Write a page per exam and per goal
One for each certification you prepare people for, one for business conversation, one for each level jump you specialise in.
Sell the level, not the hour
A named outcome over a set number of weeks is easier to buy and worth more than a per-hour rate.
Publish in your students’ language
Your learners search in their own language first. A page written the way they search is a page with no competition.
Questions tutors ask
Can I have pages in more than one language?
Yes — add a page per language and link them from your navigation. Most language tutors get their best results from a page written in the learner’s native language rather than the one being taught.
Put your tutoring on a site that is yours
TutorPax hosts it, you keep every euro your students pay you.